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SOLSC: I Could Write - 30/31

The Slice of Life Story Challenge 
is hosted by the Two Writing Teachers.

I Could Write . . .

I could write about writer's block: sitting next to my husband as he dozes on the couch. Tapping my fingers on the keyboard.  Wondering what to write.  I usually have two or three posts started, but nothing today. (Not bad in 30 days.)

I could write about the student that told me today that she misses coming to my class.  She explained that if she doesn't read as good, then she'll be able to come back.  (Doesn't work that easily, my dear!)

I  could write about the student who found out it was my birthday and mentioned that she could ask her mom to take her shopping to buy me a gift, but I told her the best gift of all would be to write.  Write me a story.  She agreed that would be a great gift. (Hope she brings me that story!)

I could write about how proud I am of my mom and her new reading list/reviews blog.  She already has three posts and has changed and rearranged her blog in less than a week!  (Next year, she'll be participating!)

I could write about the writing workshop that I attended today. (Not as inspiring as I hoped.)

I could write about the birthday lunch that two fabulous friends treated me to today. (Chocolate cupcake included!) 

I could write about an idea that I snagged from my writer's notebook. (My new love . . . my writer's notebook!)  

I could write . . . but it looks like I've got myself a slice all ready to serve up!  (Amazing!)

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  1. Linda BMarch 30, 2011 at 9:34 AM

    So, you "did" write, & you made me want to know more about each topic. Nice to wend your way through the post, with the comments in parentheses adding to the flavor of it.

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  2. JudyMarch 30, 2011 at 4:50 PM

    Sounds like you have a lot more "slices" to write about! You've almost made thru the whole month. Wow! What an accomplishment with everything else going on in your life. Love ya M

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  3. Wanda BrownMarch 30, 2011 at 5:30 PM

    You wrote about all your possibilities and I know I identified with much of what you wrote. I loved the style and delivery of this piece.

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  4. RuthMarch 30, 2011 at 6:54 PM

    Happy birthday!!
    And congrats on making a slice out of having nothing to slice. :)

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  5. BeckyMarch 30, 2011 at 9:41 PM

    A slice about possible slices. I think this would be good to try in my classroom. thanks.

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